Sentence examples for conspicuously stood from inspiring English sources

Matt Schlapp, the chairman of the American Conservative Union, and his wife, Mercedes, the White House director of strategic communications, conspicuously stood up and walked out.

In passing the new policy at its assembly here, the 3.2 million-member union, the National Education Association, hopes to take a leadership role in the growing national movement to hold teachers accountable for what students learn — an effort from which it has so far conspicuously stood apart.

On the edge of Hyde Park, the white Italian marble of London's Marble Arch glowed in the light of the setting sun while I conspicuously stood under it, looking for my mark.

By renouncing the Protestantism he had so conspicuously stood for, Northumberland lost every respect and became ineligible for rehabilitation in a world dominated by thinking along sectarian lines.

They are, but only to the extent that Legba conspicuously stands out in the flashy clothes Brenda buys him.

Among this small, select group, however, there is one gem that conspicuously stands out.

Mr. Romney stood — conspicuously — at the opposite end of the spectrum from Mr. Harris.

George Washington Quimby, the 27-year-old acting major of the regiment, stood conspicuously among the men.

As the squad grouped together, smiling and showing off their holiday tans, one man stood conspicuously apart although he was still clearly posing for the same photograph.

And during his State of the State address in 1996, she stood conspicuously behind Mr. Pataki while he spoke, rather than sitting with the other Albany dignitaries, as is customary.

At the checkpoints, incidentally, I saw no evidence of profiling, as the regular private security guards inspected passengers and their belongings while small groups of local police, Customs officials and United States marshals stood conspicuously by.